Apparently it's caused by teabagging as it's reached epidemic levels in Washington.

I thought the best Freddie Mercury tribute was "Six Inch Overbite"

Nope. If you know Neil he's playing with his goddam trains, the autistic fuck.

I've always taken it that he won't publicly admit it because he doesn't want to give Courtney an opportunity to fuck with him and demand royalties from the song. Same reason he won't admit that "Stacked Actors" is about her - and give her a reason to sue him for slander.

Dear Leopold,

Potential tweet:

The Sad Boners

It's good, but it's no "I'm In Love With My Car"

@avclub-27e87cc851baee4401e8eed1d89fa6ba:disqus if they're anything like his stuff, they will have a moderately funky groove, be quite long, and I will fall asleep in the middle of them.

Ewww. Would y'all get a room for fuck's sake?

A fucking "Mr. Jaws" reference??

Or as the chick on the podcast says

My buddy said at the time it was Puffy's subconscious way of telling us he couldn't carry Prince's jock.

He makes Master P seem talented.

Yeah tons of songs about screwing horses while on tranquilizers.

And "Hey Wakeup the Song's Over"

Would "Back in Black" count, but in a special category called "songs paying tribute to a fallen bandmate by bizarrely claiming said bandmate is still alive"?

Hoss Cartwright need not apply. Since he's dead and all. And was never real.

Lessee…

Great points Warren, I was referring to the "first wave" of hardcore, but you're more correct. BTW, I include Wire in that first wave. Pink Flag is one of the greatest punk records ever. I think all the "new wave" blather about it, while interesting, are ultimately distinctions without a real difference.